I'm in the UK, so when I left school I didn't have a single high school diploma, I had several individual GCSE certificates - one for each subject that I had studied. When I went on to College, I did three A-Levels, which resulted in another three separate certificates.
On the Background Declaration, where it mentions "Type of Certificate or Diploma Issued" and "Field of Study" it seems excessive for me to list each and every GCSE subject and A-Level subject on an individual line.
I'm thinking I will just copy the table across to a separate sheet of paper, and then put one entry per school, but where it says "Field of Study" I will list every single subject I obtained a certificate for, e.g.:
[School Name] - [Location] - GCSE - Subject 1, Subject 2, Subject 3, etc.
[College Name] - [Location] - A-Level - Subject 1, Subject 2, Subject 3, etc.
I just wanted to double check what other Brits did in this situation? - Did you all list the separate GCSE's on their own individual lines? Should I?
Thanks in advance!
On the Background Declaration, where it mentions "Type of Certificate or Diploma Issued" and "Field of Study" it seems excessive for me to list each and every GCSE subject and A-Level subject on an individual line.
I'm thinking I will just copy the table across to a separate sheet of paper, and then put one entry per school, but where it says "Field of Study" I will list every single subject I obtained a certificate for, e.g.:
[School Name] - [Location] - GCSE - Subject 1, Subject 2, Subject 3, etc.
[College Name] - [Location] - A-Level - Subject 1, Subject 2, Subject 3, etc.
I just wanted to double check what other Brits did in this situation? - Did you all list the separate GCSE's on their own individual lines? Should I?
Thanks in advance!